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Full name Francis Creagh O'Connor
Born February 24, 1937, Adelaide, South Australia
Current age 76 years 91 days
Other Administrator
An Adelaide businessman who has spent nearly four decades on numerous company boards, Creagh O'Connor's most public role was as the chairman of Cricket Australia from 2005 to 2008. A quietly spoken but highly respected administrator, O'Connor served on the Cricket Australia board for 11 years and has also been a director of the South Australian Cricket Association since 1991.
Cricinfo staff October 2008
- Keep players in the loop - O'Connor (Oct 24, 2008)
- Cricket Australia elects Jack Clarke as chairman (Oct 24, 2008)
- O'Connor named Cricket Australia chairman (Oct 21, 2005)
Dec 27, 2007
Cricket Australia chairman Creagh O'Connor gives the Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd a customised T-shirt
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Dec 18, 2005
Cricket Australia Chairman - Creagh O'Connor
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Dec 6, 2004
Cricket Australia Deputy Chairman Mr Creagh O'Connor (left) with South Africa's Ambassador to Japan, Dr B. S. Nqubane (middle) and JCA Chairman Mr Takao Ito
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